Two years ago, master drummer Obo Addy’s Okropong ensemble filled the Williams Center for the Arts with joyous music-making and marvelously resonant cascades…
Economics and business graduate Robert Hayward Jr. ’75 serves as president and CEO of Quarryville Presbyterian Retirement Community in southern Lancaster…
After graduating with a double major in mechanical engineering and Jewish studies, Heather Stoltz ’00 worked as a mechanical engineer for two years. Sensing…
When EXCEL Scholar Danielle Martin’06 (Farmington, Conn.) began intensive summer research, she helped break new ground for Bernard Fried, Kreider Professor…
Elizabeth McMahon, professor of mathematics, will lead a discussion of the Harry Potter book series 8 p.m. Thursday in Skillman Library’s program room…
The Chorduroys came in second place among six groups at the International Championship of College A Cappella (ICCA) MidAtlantic Region quarterfinals hosted…
If economics and business graduate Allan Woods ’51 hadn’t grown up in Rye, N.Y., he might never have discovered the sports love of his life. The president…
When Amanda Niederauer ’08 (Bernardsville, N.J.) began her interim-session externship at Quick & Simple magazine, she was considering a career in the publishing…
Learning just how much goes into even simple television marketing campaigns was an eye-opener for David Platt ’07 (Langhorne, Pa.) and Sarah Thompson …
A grant from the National Science Foundation for state-of-the-art equipment has brought Lafayette’s chemical engineering labs up to the standards of those…